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Eisai Parades Pipeline Before Investors During First US R&D Day

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Management highlighted Eisai’s neurology and oncology assets during a Scientific Day in New York, the first formal R&D briefing the Japanese pharma’s US subsidiary has held in more than 20 years operating in the country.

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